 | Gondor, Ethiopia |
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... visit! Sure, the castles were nice, but I didn't really find myself being overly struck by them. However, while I was in Gondor Ethiopia celebrated its new year, 1999. honestly I'm not kidding. The ethiopian year is split into twelve months, each one ...
A short (4 hour) mini bus later and we arrived in the town of Gondor. We checked into a grotty hotel and enjoyed the first shower we had had for 5 days... boy did we stink! We then set about enjoying the luxuries of the town. We found an internet cafe ...
... . What a day of transitions! From epic canyon lands to golden fields of teff marked with giant fig trees, to the bustle and colour of Gondor. The Goha hotel, our venue for the next two nights, is a sight to see after a long stretch of bush camps. Its a ...
... world, and cost less than a dollar. Honestly, I'm not much of a coffee drinker, but to not drink coffee in Ethiopia is a culinary crime. The market was spectacular. A massive fig tree dominated the center, with ramshackle stalls gathered in its shade. ...
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Giving Money To Children
Posted on Sep 29, 2006, 09:24:27
... as well. It's still teaching the children that begging is good, where really they need to learn that education is good. In Ethiopia the usual conversation with children often starts "Hello, give me one Birr" "No" "One pen" ...
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